Ortius, Helga wrote:
thank you for your support!
I am using NANT 0.84.1455.0 net-1.0.win32; release; 26.12.2003
This is the problem. The documentation you're reading is no doubt for
version 0.85. I suggest downloading the latest available nightly build
from http://nant.sourceforge.net/.
Gary
PS The NAnt mailing list has chosen to not set the reply-to header to
go back to the list, which means we need to do this manually. When
replying to posts on the list, I suggest using Reply-All, remove the
addresses of the people (so they don't get two emails), and, if
necessary, change the nant-users address to To: from CC:. I've sent
this reply back to the list so that everyone could see the answer.
Here is the command that I excecuted:
wss_install -D:test=TEST
wss_install is a .bat file that calls the nant script.
Here is the output of the script:
Target(s) specified: TEST
[sysinfo] Setting system information properties under s
BUILD FAILED
install.properties(7,3):
Property 'property::exists('h_test')' has not been set.
I edited the install.properties file that is called at some point of
time during execution of the nant script.
I am really stranded and greatly appreciate any help!
Kind regards,
Helga
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*Von:* [EMAIL PROTECTED] im Auftrag von Gary Feldman
*Gesendet:* Mi 31.05.2006 18:08
*An:* [email protected]
*Betreff:* Re: [NAnt-users] Read command line parameter into nant script
Ortius, Helga wrote:
>
> I am trying to read the command line arguments with which the build
> file is called in order to process it during the excecution of nant
> (Logging/Reporting reasons).
>
> I try to do it using the following code:
>
> <property name="test" value="Release"
> unless="${property::exists('test')}" />
> <echo message="debug: ${test}"/>
>
> If I call the build file like this "<my.build -D:test=Test>" I get the
> following error:
>
> Property 'property::exists('h_test')' has not been set.
Which version of NAnt are you using? Also, did you cut and paste from
the actual build file into the mail message? If not, please do so. I
don't think it's possible to get that particular wording in the error
message from NAnt, at least not any recent version, from what you've
provided.
I'm not sure what you mean by calling the build file with "<my.build
-D:test=Test>". Did you mean a command line that looks like "nant
-f:my.build -D:test=Test"? I don't know what tool might expect the
string you provided with angle brackets; NAnt doesn't, CC.Net doesn't,
and the DOS shell doesn't (at least I don't think NAnt would try to read
the build file from stdin, which is how that would be interpreted by the
shell).
Gary
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